Coin only NFC coin tag NFC-A Tag NTAG215 - 492 Bytes

Your 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, shown with the sticker color and print you select.

$26.99

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Put the right site reference at the sample point.

$26.99

Product Details

At a sample point, nobody should have to hunt through folders for the approved map. Put the right route where the field work begins.

Features

  • One 30 mm NFC tag configured for one site map, instruction, or field form URL.
  • Choose the sticker color; optional custom print is $0.59.
  • Test the destination with the phones, permissions, and connection your team will use.

Benefits

  • Gives the crew a direct route to the resource for this location.
  • Keeps the map and form in the system that already owns them.
  • Lets your team measure how long it takes to find the right reference.

Package Details

  • One white 30 mm NTAG215 coin configured for one URL you provide. No holder or cable tie is included.
  • Mounting parts in the story images are illustrative. The tag opens a destination; it does not collect samples, capture GPS, track activity, manage chain of custody, validate data, or promise connectivity.
Enter one customer-approved destination for this location. Keep passwords, sample identifiers, exact sensitive coordinates, and restricted project details in your authorized system. Test the page on the phones and connection your crew will use; keep the approved field fallback available.
Choose your sticker color

Your base is a white 30 mm NTAG215 coin. We’ll apply this non-metallic color sticker to its face.

Custom print

Print up to two centered lines inside a 28 mm safe circle on the 30 mm coin’s color sticker. The 1 mm margin keeps print clear of the edge.

One tag for one asset

This on-metal tag has no holder add-on. The destination you enter is saved with your order.

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At the site, the map should not be another thing to hunt down.

The crew has reached the sampling point. The map, access note, or field form is already approved. Put its link where the work begins.

A field worker holds a phone beside a 30 mm NFC tag attached to a sample-point marker near a stream; the clear holder and tie are illustrative and not included.

One point. One useful route.

Place an NFC tag at a location your team approves. A compatible phone can open the map, project instructions, or field form you selected for that point.

A phone with a generic site-map screen is held beside a 30 mm NFC tag on a field marker; the holder and cable tie are illustrative only.

The source document stays in its system.

Keep the map or form where your team already maintains it. Name a resource owner. Test the link with real phones, sign-in permissions, and field conditions. Keep the approved fallback available.

A 30 mm NFC tag on a field marker sits beside a phone showing a generic map symbol at an outdoor sampling location; mounting parts are illustrative only.

The shortcut does not take over the field record.

The tag opens a destination. Your field program still selects the site, identifies samples, records collection, and manages chain of custody.

Measure the search at the sample point

Measure the search at the sample point.

Pick a few eligible locations. Record how long it takes staff to reach the correct map or form using the route they rely on now. Note avoidable calls or redirects. Repeat the same check after the tags are placed, under similar conditions.

Compare resource access and staff capacity. This does not measure sample quality, accuracy, custody, or compliance.

Illustrative staff-capacity value for this period: $0.00

Estimate = eligible lookups × observed minutes saved ÷ 60 × loaded labor rate − setup and maintenance hours × loaded labor rate. Use your measured inputs. This is not a savings promise.

Map the access point before it goes outside.

Record the site reference, resource owner, approved URL, access test, review date, and fallback route. Leave sensitive coordinates and project details in your authorized system.

Download the Sample Point Access Map

One white 30 mm NTAG215 coin is included. The clear holder and cable tie shown are illustrative and not included. The tag does not collect samples, capture GPS, log activity, manage chain of custody, validate data, or promise an outdoor rating or network connection.

Would You Like a Consult Before Making a Decision?

Tell us what you need to talk through. We’ll get in touch to find a time. Sending this form doesn’t book or confirm an appointment.

Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.

Questions about Sample Point and Site Map Tag

What does the NFC tag open?

It opens the approved site map, location instructions, or field form URL you provide for this tag.

Does it collect or identify samples?

No. It opens your selected destination. It does not collect a sample, identify it, record a visit, or manage chain of custody.

Will it work at a remote site?

Test the intended phone, permissions, destination, and connection at the actual location. Keep your approved fallback available; this tag does not guarantee connectivity.

Does a tap capture GPS or field activity?

No. The tag does not capture GPS, log crew activity, validate data, or report sampling results.

Are the holder and cable tie included?

No. The clear holder and cable tie shown in the story images are illustrative props and are not included in this product.